In 1985, John and Mairi Bramblett's youngest child, two-year-old Christopher, died in an accident, leaving them and their three older children devastated by shock and grief. Four months later, John began writing this deeply moving and honest story of how he and his family coped with the nearly unbearable pain of losing their son. WHEN GOOD-BYE IS FOREVER walks us along the author's path to acceptance and recovery, taking us through the first hours and days of the tragedy, the painful but necessary first outings, and such occasions as Christopher's birthday, and the anniversary of his death. Mairi and the children share their responses to the tragedy as well, showing us the effect such a tragedy can have on the whole family. WHEN GOOD-BYE IS FOREVER is also a guide for relatives and friends who wish to discover when and how to aid the bereaved. Everyone who has lost a beloved child will find something for themselves in this generous book. It speaks to every bereaved person's grief, guilt, anger, and pain -- and helps open the way to healing and peace.

Amy was a baby when the Soviet secret police condemned her father to Siberia. During World War II she witnessed firsthand the horrors of Hitler's Germany, yet also saw evidence that God's grace was at work long before she knew Him.

One of the hardest things a child can experience is the loss of a loved one. Goodbye is not Forever aims to help them through these difficult times by being written from the point of view of the loved one who has died and reassures them that they are still love, and that death is a part of life.

"“Goodbye Forever: Notes from the Great Adventure” is a collection of letters --a lively account of the adventures of two sisters in Europe. They studied German in Vienna, hitchhiked down the Adriatic coast through what was then Yugoslavia, and spent three months as housemaids in a chalet in Gstaad, learning how to iron duvet covers and stoke coal furnaces in one of the most expensive ski areas in Europe. After a trip to an ordination in St. Peter's in Rome, they met cousins in Denmark, and came home changed by their experiences"--amazon.com.

Jory Delaney has always had lots of money. But there's one thing she knows she cannot buy--and that's her best friend Melissa's life. Although Melissa's leukemia is in remission, it's hard for both girls to hold on to the possibility of a very bright future. When Melissa's health begins to deteriorate, Jory watches her friend's courageous battle and is overwhelmed by a sense of loss. Distanced from her parents, Jory grows closer to Melissa's mother and older brother, Michael, as they give each other untold strength in the face of tragedy. As she grapples with the unfairness of Melissa's imminenet death, can Jory find a way to turn her anger into the hope and inspiration that Melissa wanted to leave behind?

Goodbye Forever by Sandra Field released on May 25, 1990 is available now for purchase.

The Archie New Look Series tells dynamic stories of the Archie gang in a more realistic style by some of comics’ best storytellers. The good news is, Archie’s dad got a big promotion... the bad news is, Archie and his family will have to leave Riverdale! Betty is crushed when she learns that Archie is moving away. With only a few weeks left before Archie leaves town, will Betty finally get to tell him how she feels, or will Veronica swoop in and steal the last kiss? ...Is Archie really saying Goodbye Forever?